Hi Lamar, I went to the one in Atlanta a few months ago. I understood going in what it was - and wasn't. It wasn't meant to be a display of actual van Gogh works, so anyone who thinks it's a traveling museum catalog will be disappointed.
It's a show designed for the general public, really to raise awareness of the beauty of his work, his struggles with mental illness and lack of sales. Numerous quotes from him, pulled from letters from Vincent to his brother Theo and others, his thoughts on his art and his processes. Copies of his works are enlarged to what I thought was a lovely and thrilling effect in a large room, surrounding the seated participants.
Music is playing while his background story is told, quotes are displayed, etc.
Other ephemera is around:
At the end, you have the option to go on a virtual reality tour, which we did and found it trippy, but a total blast. (Got slightly nauseated from it, actually. I'm such a lightweight!)
If you just want to settle in and have a visit with Vincent, from a purely art appreciation perspective, there are worse ways to spend an afternoon. I loved it. ❤